Luxembourg may be one of Europe’s smallest countries, but it still has a lot to offer to its visitors. You’ll want to become one of them after learning more about some of its most popular attractions.
Vianden Castle
This castle has been around since the 10th century and went through many restorations over the years, but it still stands still as one of the most enduring and breathtaking buildings in this tiny country.
Notre-Dame Cathedral
This is the only cathedral in Luxembourg, so it’s naturally a must-see spot. Its cornerstone was laid in 1613, and it contains many elements of both the late Gothic and Renaissance architecture.
Grand Ducal Palace
Just like its name says, this palace is the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Seeing its interior is quite a privilege since guided tours only last from July until the end of August.
Adolphe Bridge
Make sure to take a walk across this arch bridge during your visit to Luxembourg and enjoy amazing view at some of the city’s most beautiful landmarks.
